Harvest More Trim Tray 2-Part System, 17" × 15" × 2.5", Stainless Steel Plastic, Black, One Pack

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I use these for the shake and smalls leftover from trimming, and am sure to label them according to their cultivar. The shake, aka trim, can be used for making edibles or hashish. The smalls are what the farmer traditionally keeps and smokes while selling the full flowers. If this is your personal crop, and not for sale, you can just include the smalls with the full flowers, but you may still want to separate them as you don’t need to trim the smalls as finely.

To set up your work station for using a Trim Bin, you will need a few items to ensure maximum efficiency and cleanliness. Here is a breakdown of what you will need and how to set it up: It absolutely affected trimming production. People were constantly having to stretch and move and bend just to do their job. The Trim Bin, along with some decent chairs, will be the difference in your trim tray production. As you can see, plastic and stainless steel Trim Bins have a low to moderate noise level, which is typically tolerable for most users. However, electric Trim Bins can be quite loud due to the motor, which may not be suitable for those who prefer a quieter working environment. Avoid Using Harsh Chemicals: Avoid using any harsh chemicals or detergents to clean your trim bin. They may corrode or damage the material, affecting the quality of your trim. Harvest More Trim Bin with Filter - Part of trimming by hand is going to be separating your tiny little buds out of your main flower. This is tedious and annoying, but the trim bin with a filter makes it super simple! Your big buds stay up top, while the small popcorn nugs fall below.As you shake or stir, the screens and filters inside the bin separate the excess plant material from the buds. Are you ready to invest in a trim bin for your trimming needs, but aren’t sure what type to choose? With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to make a decision. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Read on to learn about the plastic, stainless steel, and electric trim bins available, and which might be the best fit for your operation. Plastic Trim Bins When using a Trim Bin, there are common mistakes that you should be aware of to make sure that you are getting the most out of your investment.

You’ll want a desk lamp with an expandable range such as this one. I like it because it offers natural daylight as well as a built-in magnifying glass and clamp-on mounting options. Always have good bright light, and be sure to protect your eyes with glasses or goggles. Another tip about your eyes while trimming: Be aware. Do not put your fingers in your eyes or the resin from trimming will sting like crazy! A magnifying glass is beneficial so you can observe the buds closely if you have reason to believe they have mold or powdery mildew. I'm kind of a weirdo now I think when I trim. I've tried doing it like most people, sitting down with a bin and snips and just grind thru the ordeal but man it was way too exhausting Space available: Consider the amount of space you have in your workspace for the trim bin. If you have limited space, you might need to opt for a smaller or more compact trim bin. The efficient trimming capabilities of a Trim Bin make it a valuable investment for any serious grower or cultivator. With its built-in features and ergonomic design, you can save time and effort while producing a high-quality trim every time. Advantages of Efficient Trimming with a Trim BinThe Trim Tray by Heavy Harvest is quite similar to the Trimming Tray by Common Culture but has a few additional features that distinguish it and give it a slightly higher price tag. Organize your work station and place your trim bin on a flat surface. Make sure that your bin is clean and free from any debris that could affect the quality of your trimming. Have your scissors and pruners ready for use. Non-Slip Base: The Trim Bin has a non-slip base that keeps it firmly in place while you work. This prevents any unnecessary movement or sliding, which can contribute to discomfort or strain. However, it’s important to note that using a trim bin can help you achieve a higher yield compared to hand-trimming. This is because the precision blades on the trim bin can remove more leaf material, leaving you with a cleaner bud that still maintains its trichomes. In my opinion, Harvest More is currently one of the best gardening companies. Their trim bin for weeds has an ergonomic design that allows you to work for a long time without getting tired. Thanks to the wide rounded edges of the item and convenient dips for hands, you can lean on it without experiencing pain in your wrists. A lap-friendly bottom shape allows you to work not only at the table but also on your favorite sofa. Unlike many models by other manufacturers, this tray has rather high walls (6 inches/15.24 cm), so valuable plant parts will not accidentally fly out.